Endorsements 

ACUE Commons Endorsements: Gain Recognition for Your Expertise 

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New Credentials for an Evolving World

ACUE Endorsements recognize your expertise in today’s most timely and dynamic topics. Unlike traditional certifications, Endorsements reflect ongoing engagement and learning, asserting your extensive and current knowledge in specific areas of specialty.

Valid for one year, Endorsements signal an active, up-to-date commitment to your professional growth and your students’ success.

Engage, Learn, and Get Recognized

ACUE Endorsements are available exclusively through ACUE Commons, our community of practice that supports institutions in sustaining faculty growth through ongoing learning, collaboration, and timely professional development aligned with emerging priorities in higher education.

Members of ACUE Commons can earn points toward an Endorsement by completing aligned Quick Studies, participating in expert-led events, and engaging in curated Commons resources. Endorsements are valid for one year; Commons members must stay up to date on each topic to continue earning their Endorsement.

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ACUE Endorsements

AI for Higher Ed  

Recognizes applied expertise in using artificial intelligence to enhance teaching and learning in higher education. 

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Preparing Workforce-Ready Students

Recognizes applied expertise in developing career-ready graduates who are equipped to succeed in today’s workforce. 

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Whether you’re new to Commons or already a member, there’s no better time to get recognized for your expertise. 

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Discover how membership gives you access to Quick Studies, live events, and the tools to earn your first endorsement. 

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Perspectives on ACUE Impact

“High-quality teaching is foundational to student success and to workforce readiness. The practices emphasized through ACUE strengthen skills our students need well beyond the classroom, including clear communication, critical thinking, collaboration and adaptability.”

Heather Shipley, Provost and Senior Executive VP Academic Affairs
Heather Shipley, PhD
Provost and Senior Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs, UT San Antonio

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